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Il b anBgsnsed tat Prssfdsnf Csye-
land si.i eoens West daring tie coming
szuDeF and fhst be vii probably sx-
sssd biz i0ssrsy ts The Paes s COast.
This vii Be hts afst visit 70 The West,
and ls y not imposaibls ts4f be vili b
sbls 10 piek % an idsa or tgo wife On
bis tFzyeIa
Is y sfE1nQs 10 rsHsct tbaa the Prssi-
dsni Of tie nited states has never
ben afty miles wsst Of the city Of Buf-
faIo sn3 lhsa be hiss never been within
three hundred miles q the esuter Of
population Of the United States. within
one shsasand miles q tbe geographical
center Of tbe United States. sIclzdiE q
Alasks, or within three tbousaud miles
Of the geographical eesi Of the Gated
States, ireisdinR Alaska What - more,
II ons u 70 iadRe By the csmpositisn Of
President Clsvelsnd's Cabinet, SD BY
bis vsrioas ofisial sets, be is onIy
aimiy conscious thss = portion Of the
Uuttsd States lies west u the AIIeghany
Moantains.
u n 81 encouraging sign IL somebody
has succeeded IN eonvineing NJ. Clsve
land THAI there h sash region as tbs
West and that be ought to oOue sad 80
II. Is u encouraging, because it var
rants the hope that there may ct som.
tiae or other cone an event Of snfhcien
Importance 10 iosRls our Presidential
ysboo ont Of bis naETox seetionsIisu
and make him reAlizs that he is TIL
executive bead Of the Unitsd States anS
BOT Of New York and New EaRlans
sloDe. II is a pity, however, that III
Presidsnt's trip Is designed merely 70
political eject and is not prompted b,
any real desire to become acquainted
With the great American pesple, o.
whom, BY some mysterious dispeRsatior
Of Providence. be is the Official head.
II, a. Is said t. be probable, Mr.
Cleveland extends bis journey t. thu
Pacific Coast. IL IL 20 Be hoped that b
will visit North Idaho and listen pa
tientlY 20 the comments OF the peopls
Of that abused section on bis refusal Il
sign the bill for its annexation to Wash.
layton Territory. lie might also ex.
anime closely the imaginary line which
exists because of bis stupidity and
which separates two communities which
should be one.
The President has q great deal to
learn about the United Stats, and il
will take him q long time 10 learn il all,
80, the sooner be starts upon his tour Of
observation, She better il will be II
will be a good thing for the people to
take q good, square look al him, and II
they are ever again guilty OF choosing
as their chief magistrate q man whose
nsture is 50 sluggish and whose mind il
so warped that be has never evinotd the
least desire TO see the great couutry
10 which be lives, they will deserve Just
such another bluuderioR. stupid and
brainless administration as that OF
President Cleveland.
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B dS for Clearing Roads.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RE-
~ ceived at the Auditors Office IN King
cour ~. W. T.. till June Is, 1857. for grub.
bing and clearing the county read Of sill
stumps for = width OF 60 teer. from the
city limits TO the Race Track, and for q
width Of - feet from the forks Of the
roat this side Of the Race Track TO the
Duwamish river bridge. All stumps and
roots TO be removed TO a depth Of six
inches below the surface OF the ground
The ground to be staked of by the Road
Supervise, Each b q TO BE- accompanied
By q bond o. ten per cent Of amount OF
hid. cond itioned that the bidder IL his hid
be accepted. viii enter ints contract with
requisite security for faithful perform
Ancs within i've days after award, work
tn be performed within 90 days after let
ting contract. The Board OF omuis-
sione.s reserve the r.sht 70 r. Jet AIRY and
al bids. LYMAN WOOD.
County Auditor.
Seattle. May l6 lSS7. myl7dtd
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CHURCH NOTICE

fiymuath Congregational Church. Second
sfrcgi. between sprluE snd seneca, Rev. Hears
l.. Bates. pastor--FrraehinE tomorrow a II
a, m aud 10 .. IN sunday schcol AZ lasSn
Nnung peoples meeting 81 f;al q. ~ PrayeI
mssiing. Thursday ~ tn , m followed BY
the Teachers meeting. SEbisct FOR sundsy
tveulug The 6oldeu Rale - a Rulwark Il
American CtviliHAiion.' A cordial ihvitatisa
vices.
Second tnf CO umbia streets. Rev A J Han.
$40, past'r--SeTvices tomofres a II a. M
and $50 p. u. Freashing ~ the pastor Even
ing sutlec, ~ The YeauE Mems ca stan
Association aad tie Cbureh Q sermon for
Hethciists sns their fIiauds" Strangers ana
al % hrs msda ueic5uir
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

METEOROLOGICAL record for the month
Of May 1881. Place of observation:
Balnbridge Island, Kitsap county, Wash.
ineton Territory. Latitude, a. degrees
% minutes longitude, l22 degrees 20
minutes; hight Of eFoard above the sea.
30 feet X. NJ. Hoskinson, Observer.
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MARSHAL, Sale Of Forfeited
Merchandise

NOTICE Il hereby afyEN THAT IN
y DIR ard b. virtue q q deere. Fsaoered
ard entered % record IA the Disfrcs Court q
;ts Third Judicial histrict % WAzhlngfon
Tsrritsgg, hslding TENS - Ssa5tsr ca the
IN day O Nay, iss7. cpssennirg - forfeit
I'd 20 the Unitei states the pfouegFy aerein-
after a. scribcd. Ae 81 order q sale urrn
sAia decree. issGeA cut - saia District Gour'
uadtr the sea thsrucf, dated Nag 9th, ISL
- n. "A scsed and drsfv.r.d. eii eel said
property At Pab ts s1eztoa, 20 iee highsss
hidasr Tor rAsh "a frsnt O be CuktsEz House
Az the eIfy o. Prrt ToEus-n1. " T ca the
Islh day Of Eeae, A D. IsS7. o. he hour o.
a',lock p n ef aid aas TAs fsllowias
described property 70 10 sod ~ Aforesaid.
towft:
a sIoop no name, her tackle,
apparel and furniture.
Vttsess zy eG1 4 a. tse CITY & seStsBe. v
r, thls gs1A az q MAJ. A. D. iss7
7 J. RAMILTOS.
Z, = MErsakl for Sssaingz0s TeEEatoFy.
uY%t1
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Settlers, Attention
NoU WILL SAVE TIME, MONEY AND
i trouble b. consulting
J. G. JANICKE g. co.,

Ia d Attorneys, Fall City. King Ge.,E
Land selected and ssstlers located. Pats Of
vacant land Obtained. Filings and entry pa.
Psrs prepared Pnost taken 90 timber elAims
~ eur once. SURVEYS Of all kinds exscuted
and examined. Coasesfs inifiA'sd. eanducts1
ard deaenSed MaaeT loaned on entered
lAnds Taxes paid deeds and maItsages
drawn interests Of son residents protected
Cancellations, b. mail or 10 pssson. stric- "
eansae sfAi Unususl ABILITIES foE prom u
aud Successful prosecution Of al kinds q land
business
Tits efsos Is . regular subscriber for Copp's
" LanA- 0vnsr," and kr~ps pszied on the izisss
rufr - q the and Det agtueuE
fs insure prompt reply. postage stamps
shea q Be sRelsssa . al lsttsrs 4 inluiry
nFsSfka1m
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REMARKS

REMARKS.
Average Of last May. BA. This
year, b6AA.
Fruit prospect, especially cherries,
rstheg poor.
Weather from 10Th TO 2ls,. fne.
Il. NJ. HosKINsoN.
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Steamer st. Patrick
WILL LEAVE SEABFCK EVERY
w Monday. Thursday snd Saturday. 81
7:30 a. m. tor Port Gamble. Returning
to Seabeck same days.
Leave SeSbeck every Tuesday, at $50
a. m for Dewate and Union City. Re
turn same day. ID. K. HOWARD.
mia Master and owner.
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aIIlEa
Rapid Transit! Lowest BATES.
For fun information OF tickets cAn on


The journey from the Pacific 70 the At
iAnric b. this ueW trxnscOHtineutAl line .
one Of uninfe- FHp-ed maxni1oenoe from
start 20 hnish- Mountains, lakes. rivers &,
"a sing through the m - magnificent
canyons IN the Worid TW~nty tniies
Aionz 3 glarie~ frun' hs Rocky Noun
tA.Bss 1he Seikirxs and tn God range |.
EcSipse In grandeur Aa6 snb.inaisy that Of
The Alps of SWi seriA1d feE3d
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FURNITURE

II YoC WANT n or A EArGATN IN
| FsFaltarc s. o. C. L MANNING or o..
iaa q stguet, arsa tsol wast q Fr,at 20
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NOTICED


To CGPtRs - sad Stsamaaat osssrs
n ~ sHir CAEFENTEESF AND CArIK
l sgt Asassa'isE ave sKs1 ~ rae e.
aasss 81 "a sagk at 81 pzsr zaF. 20 t4Ra eEsli
O. as aass J2ns a list
FA0MA TATioR. asszt.
Taaxsa kaSs. zesfrtars mvaEa
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NOTICE.

I EEAEBY GIVE SOTICE that SHALL
i 10 D. sesfoHsshas ioE Az s=sts % a.
e-1nss Asrssa o. 1aarss 81 D. say o. he c-su
~ tAs saakzlsF M&a1iek
nAfto GiLMoaE, Gss q, Al ever.
sezttsz. 1aas 2 tsss t~asw
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NOTlCn

HAVE sotp Ny GRoCTsY Business
I o. Nsssrs Rtt-rse- Ee1s a6aw ssrrv
80 tes basieess 81 he "a sal Al "a hs.fs
elIl - nst1 e. uss ari sill assuuaa all e the
GA iss eets,fpgss tesnt ~ ola eussasas-.
f1r , 81 rslrcaasr. saa "a tsag taey sstra4
tts sane 81 ~ aes trus.
FEEp pICKMAN.
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DIED.

Terms Ia SsAftie, Iaas 2. 1851. o. elalsria'
fevr coutrseifa 10 usrgor. Mrs.. b FauIr.
sEHd - wears
The masrai uii 'aks place to.isv, at :
e'cl'ck g. NJ. ffvm tbe f4mry residence
ccEler ElgAtA ami Wssa 5nstaa sfr-~ss
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poRN

tiEEswuin--ln SEATTLE. cofner Pine and Four d
streets, 1ane "a, 60 The wife e. y. SFisEgla
faugh er
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FOR RENT.
Fruit and vegetable garden. near town.
Impr wed farm. II acrs cultivated. TO
fruit trees, small fruit and farming tools.
$50 ysar.
Business ofiioea and stoves
- acre ranch, 6 miles from town, good
BUILDINGS. rent ON shares.
Houses and rooms. furnished an unfur-
nished. GEO. w. CRANE,
Wash. Ter Employment Bpreau. near
cor. Commercial and Washington streets.
Seattle. mhS
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NOW IN SEATTLE.
BIDS

WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY NIX
w mn to IL o'clock m. OF hur day.
lane "a, for Gle airing and grading Wood
lard avenua, around Noodlsn PARK.
separate bids will be received for each
sect on Of about 1900 feet per ction- For
specifications apply to 80,
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WeaHe sxp~Eifuc9d Fra7s- usru ga all %
rirsssi b. ave The Ga aasiearFs Of laa sts-s
eve - srtAl. a. So saatl spa.rs CO nk.ss -
paCa=5 al lsstA ta luAIy s. .sis kaa sztsss
81 tsu FtfEHSlN hRCsS-
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THE LAKE SHORE AND EAST.
ERN RAILROAD

rs SPENDING THOUSANDS OF DOL
Il lars in the way OF building wharves
ard coal bunkers in Minors addition.
which has
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LAND FOR SALE.

ENoRTY ACRES. ADJOINING THE SEAT
l. tie, Lake Shsre aud Eastern properly OF
the west rear Salmon RAY. Inquire on PEN
lses, Of ANDREW NELSON tel I'm
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Pubiished in TIE Pos B1iidirz. on Nh
sfreef. Seattle, We2a- Ter.
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To 80 srncEInEEs.

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07

turns next spring, prepared to "see
it all"
The ketchum Fire Department will
give its anniversary ball in Metropol-
itan Hall, Wednesday evening, DE
cember 14th, 1887. Arrangements
have been made with the railway
company to hold the train until the
close of the dance-so that people
who may attend from Haley or Belle
vue can return home without unnec-
essary detention.
What more appropriate souvenir
can you present to friend than a
lamp which is as satisfactory IN use as
it is beautiful and artistic in appear
ance? The world-famous "Roches-
ter" Lamp is the only one that fills
all the requirements named, and you
should not fail to see the lovely new
designs in these goods, and get the
very low prices offered at Coffin
& Co.'S.
Mike Hines, a well-known pros
pector who formerly lived on Wood
River, was arrested at Burke, Idaho,
some days ago, on a charge of at
tempting to bride Michael Pagan, one
of the principal witnesses in the Pat.
Flynn murder case. Pagan charged
Hines with offering him $500 to leave
the camp. He was discharged, Pagan
failing to make out case.
Fl. c. Lewis, who has the big con-
tract OIL the Silver Star mill product,
viz: to haul IL tons of concentrates,
daily, from Smoky to the Philadelphia
Smelter at ketchum, has just bought
of Coffin & Co, this place, complete
outfit of browns Patent" Bob Sleds
This is the largest order so far placed
on this river for ore sleds, and as Mr.
Lewis is by far the heaviest freighter
in Idaho, it is proof positive that the
"Brown's Patent" is the leading "bob''
here.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07
THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
1t will be Held Week After Next. and
Continue for Three DAVIS.

Mrs. Frances Butler, County School
Superintendent, has about completed
her arrangements for the forthcoming
Teachers Institute, which is to be
held in HALEY the Goth, 2lst, and 22d
inst. There will be three sessions
daily. The day sessions will be de-
voted to discussions of methods Of
teaching and questions of discipline.
At the evening sessions miscellaneous
programs will be presented. The
first evening General Roberts will
deliver lecture, the second evening
the program will consist of literary
and musical exercises, and the third
evening the Institute will be brought
to close by Mr.. Moody, Territorial
Superintendent of Schools.
All teachers in attendance will be
paid their usual salaries for the full
week during which the Institute will
be held. The railway company will
sell tickets at reduced rates to all who
wish to attend, and the Alturas and
Merchants Hotels, in this city, will
board teachers for $3.50 per day.
AS this will be the first Teachers
Institute ever held in Alturas county,
it is to be hoped that all teachers who
possibly can will attend, and that all
friends of education will assist in its
success by every means in their power.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07
Studio Opening.

The Misses Dorman, the we'll
known artists, will hold formal
opening at their studio, in this city.
Friday and Saturday of this week,
when they will exhibit number of
articles made to order, and varied
collection of crayon and pastel por-
traits, specimens of their painting and
embroidery, etc, etc, suitable for
holiday goods, and which will be for
sale at very reasonable figures. The
studio will be open from 10 a. m. ,o
10 p. m.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07
THE PEOPLE OF IDAHO,
They are Opposed to all Tampering with
their TerritOry-The Scheme to Have
Utah Admitted.

their TerritOry-The Scheme to Have
Utah Admitted.
The Chicago Tribune of the 25th
ult. has an interview with Hon. Fred
7. Dubois, our delegate in Congress,
from which we quote as follows:
He said the scheme to admit Utah
into the Union as State was the
most outrageous one ever put upon
confding people. ave have 30
600 Mormons in Idaho," continued
Mr.. Dubois. cat one of our courts
the other day 20 Mormons were be-
ing tried for unlawful cohabita,ion
and adultery. Not one of them would
promise to obey the laws aud give up
polygamy. The Mormons have ALSO
lutely done nothing to cntitle them
to citizenship, let alone Statehood
Every one who has paid any attention
at ali to this Utah scheme knows that
it is the cheapest kind of demagogy.
The Mormons make no pretense Of
abolishing polygamy. A Legislative
commission should be put over Utah
and let it be governed the same as
the District Of Columbia. In order
to kill Mormonism in the Terri
tories we must first kill it in
Utah. TIE MoImons in Utah
dire t tie Idal o Mcrmons and tell
them what to do. There was prop.
osition at the last session Of Congress
to annex the northern part of Idaho
to Washington Territory. This is the
effort Of young Voorhees, to get to the
United States Senate. The bill was
killed by the Presidents vetoing it,
but it is to be followed by bill pro
viding for the annexation of the lower
half of Idaho to Nevada. Our people
are opposed to all lamp ring with the
Territory, because we are growing
fast and will soon be ready for State
hood ourselves. We have popula
ton of 100000, and are growing at
the rate of 10000 year. The area
of Nevada is 100000 square miles.
The part of Idaho to be annexed by
the proposed scheme would be about
10000 square miles, making an area
larger than that of all the New Eng
land and Middle States combined"
Mr.. Dubois said the people of
Idaho were for Blaine for President,
because of his position on the Chinese
question, and Senator Cullom was
second choice, on account of his posi-
ton on compelling Mormon obedience
to the laws of the country. and he
cause of his Inter State Commerce
| bill.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

Fsrty.ninth Judicial Day OF the Fall
1887, Term-hOn. Case BrOderick
Presiding.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Z.
Lydia A. Nickerson VS.. J. M.
Nickerson-Plaiptitf granted di
vorce, and permitted to resume heI
former name of Lydia A. Bryon.
F. Boyies ct al. VS.. Bannock G. &
S. NJ. Co.-Stay of execution herein
until the motion for a new trial is dis
posed of.
Sebree & Holt and Fred. J. KieseI
vs.. w. w. Smith-Original bill of ex
ceptions ordered sent to the Supreme
Court.
c. Fl. Furey VS.. Donaldson & Young
On trial before jury.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07
Jubilant Over the Strike.

General Roberts, who visited Belle
vue yesterday, states that the people
of the Gate City and Broadford feel
very jubilant over the recent strike of
two feet of high-grade ore in the
Queen of the Hills. 1t was made at
a vertical depth of only $50 feet, al
though on the 75O-foot level, and Is
the best ore ever found in the mine.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07
Pneumonia Explained.

1t is generally supposed that pneu-
monia is due to the accidental pene-
tration of specific mirrol es into the
system, but the observations OF NJ.
Jaccoud, French student of the
subject, show that the disease really
results from the development under
favorable conditions of microbic
germs permanently present in the
system. \ chief condition of such
development is sudden chill, which
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07
BY the piece, Z! and Is cents each
In lots of 100, one half of above prices

All of the above are generally pro-
nounced the best on the Pacific slope
and coast. They are well printed, on
extra-thlck paper, and gotten up SO as
to require the least possible writing.
They are specially adapted to Alturas
county, and cost less to record than
any other blanks of the same nature.
.9Y@ Parties ordering by mail should
add / and J cent per blank, for post
age.
All orders should be addressed to
7. f. PICOTTE,
HALEY, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07
A Strike In the Camas Fraction.

Jack McMasters, who came in to-
day from the Gold Belt, states that
Yesterday, while doing the annual
holding work on the Camas Fraction,
adjoining the Camas No. l, the miners
cut into ore that appears to be fully
as rich as any ever found in the Camas
No 2
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07
Holiday Goods for Everybody.

Are you IN need of holiday goods?
IL you are, read Steward Brothers
announcement, then GO and see their
goods, and make any selection you
NAV see fit. Their stock is sufficient
" extensive and varied to suit every
BODY, and new goods are arriving
daily.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07
Don't Read This,

If you want Photographs of your
self, you had better come soon, or
you might be too late A word to
the wise is sufficient.
CHAS. AHLsTRoM,
Corner Bullion st. and First ave,
n2S HALEY, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07
REMOVED.
IL. X. PiughOff Occupying His New
Brick.

H. r. Plughoff is installed in his
new establishment, in the brick store,
on Main street, this city, which he has
just built. His stock is, however, no,
all there yet, and, what is worse, he
has not half enough room.
The building is 24xS0 feet in the
clear; but as soon as spring opens he
will be compelled to build an addition
fully 24x3O for workshop.
When his stock shall be got in
place, Mr.. Plughot1's new store will
present really fine appearance.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07

females served at Kellem's English
Kitchen.
Steaks, Spanish style, at Kellem's
English Kitchen.
Have you seen that new Farm Sled
at Coffin & Co.'S?
Oysters in every style, at Kellem's
English Kitchen.
Imported liquors and cigars for one
bit, at the Famous Saloon.
I am selling my clothing at cost, to
close out the stock.
GEORGE kRIEG.
Do you want Swell Body Cutter?
See those elegant ones at Coffin &
Co.'S.
Lead in New York to-day, 1910
pr 100 pounds; silver, 951 cents per
ounce.
wL Location notices. for both lode
and placer claims, for sale at the
TINES office.
Mems Heavy Blue Chinchilla Over
coats, SO to SO. True bargains. RED
HOUSE, Sacramento, Cal. n23
"Brown's Patent" Sled is undoubt-
edly the best team and ore sled SO
far brought to this country.
Homespun, tan color, double fold,
12kc. per yard. Other stores ask Csc.
per yard. Send to RED House, Sac
ramento, Cal.
The train due here at half-past 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon did not
reach HALEY until after midnight.
This is worse than ever.
Interesting and useful presents for
boys and girls-ages, l to Is years.
Holiday catalogue mailed free. Ad-
dress: RED House, Sacramento, Cal.
There WAS an old fellow named Sparks.
Who went out a cunning fol larks,
But he ran 1T too far
When he shot at Lamar.
And now there's no business for Sparks.
Lund & Anderson, our favorite
home merchant tailors, are still in the
Geld, with large and desirable stock
of fall and winter goods, which they
sell cheaper than ever, for cash.
William Woolcock has sold tc
Fred. w. Gooding ct al. one.thlrd
interest in the Dolcoath and Wide
awake mining claims, in Smoky dis.
trict. Consideration stated, 500.
George B. Smythe, Jr., his wife ano
his father arrived from the East last
evening. Mr.. Smythe went East foi
the purpose of placing the Black Spa'
mining property OF Muldoon, and his
early return indicates that he ha'
succeeded.
w. T.. Riley says that there mus
be some mistake about the condition
of business-that times cannot bt
near as "hard" as they are represent
ed to be. He was collecting waite
rent to-day, went up one side OF Man
street and down the other, and only
got one "stand off"
Prohibition will be the subject o
discussion, this evening, by the Halle,
Literary Society, in the library room
OF the schoohouse As the soclet,
has first to pass upon some proposed
changes in its constitution, the debat'
will probably not begin until S:3'
o'clock. The public is invited.
Herbert Lang, the chemist AM
metallurgist who recently visited
Wood River to write up the regio'
Tor the Oregonian, writes from Port
land, December l, to the editor OF tn
ZINES, that he was very much PLEASED
with what he saw here, ard that h
met a good many capable mining
men with whom he will endeavor t
get better acquainted When ae re
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07

JUICE CooNs, of Maysville, Ken
lucky, says that DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Ointmept cured him after years
of suffering. ap20y1.